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Australian Tax 2012

Author: Paul Kenny
Publisher: LexisNexis Australia
ISBN: 9780409329278
Published In: December 2011
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: Australia ? Disclaimer:
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Australian Tax 2012 provides students with the skills to solve common practical tax questions.

Dr Paul Kenny uses the unique tax pyramid step by step method helps to simplify and explain Australia? s complex tax laws and provides a framework for the students to carry into practice.

Australian Tax 2012 is designed for international and domestic business students with clear and concise explanations and examples . Dr Kenny?s approach to teaching tax enthuses and encourages students to engage with the text, providing study help and real life examples.

Features
· Contains nearly 1,000 examples and problems, from the most simple to complex
· Tax pyramid step by step approach to learning: overview and tax equations, components of the tax equations and detailed analysis of the components of tax equations
· Includes extracts of legislation and cases
· Includes tax equations and formulas
· Problems in text are designed for: tutorials, lecturers,workshops, self learning and team based learning
· Teaching and Learning support avilable:
· Caselinks, webquizzes, research links and solutions to identified problems in the text via LN Campus
· Additional problems, solutions and powerpoint slides available for lecturers
1. Introduction to Tax
2. Income Tax Basics
3. International Tax
4. Income Tax Accounting
5. Ordinary Income
6. Statutory Income
7. Non-assessable income
8. Capital Gains
9. General Deductions
10. Specific Deductions
11. Deduction Limitations
12. Capital Allowances
13. Entities
14. Superannuation and Eligible Termination Payments
15. Special taxpayers
16. Anti-avoidance
17. Fringe Benefits Tax
18. GST
19. Tax Planning
20. Tax Administration
21. Taxation in Practice
22. Solving Complexity
Dr Paul Kenny is an Associate Professor at Flinders University. Dr Kenny's interests are in taxation policy, capital gains tax and small business taxation. Prior to teaching, Dr Kenny worked for the Australian Tax office and tax consulting firms.